On September 30th, actress Hui Yinghong posted on Weibo, stating that her team was robbed in Paris.
She said, “Our friend had his car’s window smashed and his bag robbed while they were stuck in traffic on the highway returning from Paris airport to the city.”
Huì Yīnghóng said, "I would like to remind friends who plan to travel during National Day to be sure to pay attention to safety! I just asked the driver for some advice. I especially want to remind our compatriots in Paris to try not to carry too expensive bags when traveling. Also, try to hide or place their bags under the seat, where they are less likely to be seen! Make sure your documents and bank cards are properly secured! I hope everyone will have a happy trip and return home safely!"
Public information shows that Hui Yinghong was born in Hong Kong, China on February 2, 1960. In 1977, she made her official debut by playing the role of Mu Nianci in the martial arts film "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". In 1988, she gained more attention with the action film "The Flower That Overcomes Kings". In 2017, she received awards for her work in the family film "Lucky Is Me" and the suspense film "Blood Guanyin". To date, she has won 5 Hong Kong Film Awards and 2 Taiwan Golden Horse Awards.
The day before, on September 29th, actress Tanya Yunhi also posted a message asking for help, stating that her group had experienced a camera theft near the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
She recalled that at that time, the photographer had his camera by his side. Someone came up several times and asked if he could help take photos. The photographer replied that he couldn’t understand their questions. When he turned around, he saw that the camera was nowhere to be found.
Wan Xin Hui said that she had already called the police, but there were no surveillance cameras in the area. She heard that thieves sometimes throw memory cards into the grass, and she tried to find them herself. However, memory cards are quite expensive, so she believes that thieves wouldn’t discard them easily.
Wanqian Hui expressed her emotions, saying that after living in China for thirty-three years, she had never encountered such a situation.
